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Prožívání tělesné hmotnosti v těhotenství

Title in English Subjective feeling of body weight in pregnancy
Authors

BARTOŠÍKOVÁ Zita TYRLÍK Mojmír

Year of publication 2002
Type Article in Periodical
Magazine / Source Česká gynekologie
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Social Studies

Citation
Field Gynaecology and obstetrics
Keywords perception of body weight;increase in weight; perception of pregnancy
Description In the set of 7911 women, the relationship between subjective perception of weight and pregnancy in the 1.and 2.trimester was investigated. The data were obtained from 2 questionnaires filled by pregnancy women and obstetricians. In the whole set, 12% of women are concerned with their weight intensively and perception of their weight is rather negative.5,8% of women show negative relationship to pregnancy at the beginning, in the 2.trimester it is only the small fragment of all women. The reason for the negative perception of the weight is influenced by somatic, psychic and social aspect.The most important issue is emotional stability. The most commmon increase in weight was between 8-15 kg,in average 11,34 kg. The increase in weight in pregnancy is, among other reason, mediated by nutrition, smoking and job. Physical and psychical changes occur during the pregnancy. One of very evident changes is also increase in weight. The ability to accept this chance depends especially on emotional stability, food, smoking and job of pregnant women.
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